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Gay/Straight Can We Talk

This Public Broadcasting Station (PBS) program presents the unique perspectives of heterosexual, homosexual, and bisexual men and women on the issues that divide gay and straight people. Individuals describe for internationally-renowned trainer Brian McNaught how they became comfortable with their own sexual orientation or that of others. In this segment, a Vietnam vet talks about his experience with gay issues. To see the entire DVD, go to www.brian-mcnaught.com.

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18 Responses to “Gay/Straight Can We Talk”

  1. I don’t think this …
    I don’t think this is outdated at all. In fact, it’s a bit more progressive than a great number of people are ready to accept. I suppose if people are actually attending your seminar, they’re at least willing to listen, though.

    Also, regarding the guy who talked about people thinking that gay-friendly straight men are themselves gay? I really feel sorry for straight men who get that label, because I know what gay men go thru & I don’t want decent heterosexual men to go thru that.

  2. Thank you. I loved …
    Thank you. I loved my time at Credit-Suisse. I came home feeling great about our time together.

  3. Hi Brian, great …
    Hi Brian, great talk at CS today. Thank you for your work

  4. I have some …
    I have some straight male friends who asked me that question, the only thing I say to them “If I had an attraction to you, then you would know, because I would have made it known from the beginning.”

  5. That’s true! …
    That’s true! unfortunately, there are still people who r still ignorant about the glbt community and people of color, but education is the key! Thanks!

  6. You’re right. It …
    You’re right. It was filmed in Denver awhile ago, and in many homes the conversation has progressed. But in my experience from working with heterosexual audiences for 35 years, the questions remain the same in many other homes. We’re making progress but there are still a lot of people who we will leave behind if we don;t take the time to address people’s basic fears.

  7. when was this …
    when was this program created? their conversation sounds very out dated and soooo 1985!

  8. sadguyfoundout1 on December 28th, 2009 at 5:07 am

    omg amazing! xD
    omg amazing! xD

  9. eye opening!
    eye opening!

  10. Thank you.
    Thank you.

  11. VERY GOOD WORK
    VERY GOOD WORK

  12. I find myself …
    I find myself watching your videos one after the other. the only thing is you don’t have the full talk they seem to stop in the middle. But the information is delivered very well open professionally yet friendly.

  13. I live for …
    I live for educational videos as such…thanks so much for posting.

  14. Simple, yet still a …
    Simple, yet still a problem.. sadly.

  15. Thank you. The …
    Thank you. The brilliance comes from the human spirit that struggles to understand difference and find common ground.

  16. This video shows a …
    This video shows a lot of brilliance.

  17. Thank you, Clarence …
    Thank you, Clarence. Building bridges of understanding is what will create peace and joy for all of us.

  18. clarencefields2007 on December 28th, 2009 at 5:07 am

    i like this vid …
    i like this vid keep it up

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